Benjamin 392 Combo, 4x32mm Scope
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| To maintain the seals for a long time, remember to put one pump of air into the gun when putting it away after shooting. Whether you plan to shoot again the next day or not again for another 2 years, always put one pump into the gun when you're done shooting! This air rifle has no scope rail or dovetail. An Air Venturi Intermount is attached to the breech, a Weaver/Picatinny rail is attached to the intermount and scope rings are mounted on the rail. Combo includes Benjamin 392 rifle with a mounted Leapers 4x32AO scope, Weaver rings, intermount with Picatinny rail and a Plano rifle case! An American classic! The Benjamin 392 .22 cal. rifle is a multi-pump pneumatic. The hardwood Monte Carlo stock is sleek and lightweight. The rifled brass barrel is finished in black and sends pellets out the muzzle up to 685 fps. You can vary the velocity by the number of pumps (up to 8). The 392 has the power and accuracy to take small game and pests, but you'll find yourself picking up this rifle every time you want to plink or shoot spinners. This gun does not come equipped for a scope from the factory, therefore our specs have it listed as unscopeable. To scope this gun, you have to purchase an aftermarket rail or an intermount. This model comes with both a rail and an intermount. Click for scope specs:
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Benjamin 392 Combo, 4x32mm Scope by Benjaminreviews summary
Things I would have changed:Make it easier to load the pellets and easier to pump. And sand the wood a little better or put a few more coats of varnish on there.make it lighter. What others should know:I wanted a budget airgun with a scope and the 392 was recommended by a friend. While it is a classic, the pumping got old really fast. With the scope, i never found a comfortable way to pump it and it was just too much work. I exchanged it for a crossman 2260se and am much happier.
Things I would have changed:Crosman isn't likely to change the design since this is a classic. There really isn't anything to change though, since this gun is pretty much the way it ought to be for a multi-pump pneumatic. It is a bit loud though on 8-pumps. What others should know:I'm just getting back into airguns as I haven't plinked cans and such since I was a teenager (decades ago). I wanted a classic gun for target use that would also serve as a .22 caliber hunting gun. With the 392 and this Leaper's scope, I get that. Be warned that you have to be pretty strong to pump this gun -- especially with the scope mounted as one hand will not be in the optimal place for leverage. Not for kids.
Things I would have changed:Only thing bad is the distance of the scope to the pump. A little tight but I can live with that. What others should know:You should buy one of these. They are simply awesome!
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